What Are Marine Heatwaves? The oceans are heating up at an alarming rate, and marine heatwaves (MHWs) are becoming more frequent, intense, and prolonged due to climate change, leading to profound shifts in marine ecosystems. 1.Ecosystem Collapse From Kelp to Whales: The longest marine heatwave in history occurred along the North American Pacific coast between 2014 and 2016, with temperatures […]
The Dead Sea has lost more than 33% of its surface area since the 1960s, and industrial extraction and upstream Jordan River diversion have caused water levels to decrease by more than a meter annually, or over 22 meters since 1970. Here, How Farmers’ lives are becoming more difficult as a result of the Dead Sea’s decrease: 1.Dangerous Sinkholes Ruining […]
On July 21, 2025, a powerful protest took place near the White House.A heartbreaking protest took place outside the White House this week as grieving parents and activists from Texas demanded action after deadly floods killed over 120 people—including 27 children at a summer camp.The recent deadly floods that took place earlier in July in Kerr County, Texas, affected all […]
Across the globe, ancient trees are disappearing faster than scientists ever expected. In Oregon’s Malheur National Forest, some of Earth’s oldest trees — centuries-old firs, larches, and pines — are dying at an alarming rate. Many are between 300 to 500 years old, silently witnessing our planet’s climate shifts for centuries. Now, rising heat, prolonged droughts, and human encroachment are […]
How climate taxes on cryptocurrencies and artificial intelligence (AI) could raise billions for climate action, based on recent proposals by Laurence Tubiana and the Global Solidarity Levies Task Force. ⚡The Rising Energy Footprint of Digital Technologies: 💡 IMF Proposals: Targeted Energy Use Taxes In August 2024, the IMF recommended targeted electricity-use taxes to curb emissions and raise funds: Sector Proposed […]
The Western U.S. is suffering through the environment, and the economy are all having major problems as a result of the biggest megadrought in more than 1,200 years. An raised, extreme dry spell that lasts for decades is called a megadrought, and this one isn’t finishing soon enough. According to scientists, if climate change continues to worsen, it may continue […]
The clean energy sector was alarmed by significant shifts in U.S. policy in July 2025. Several companies are now requesting aid from California after new rules signed by former President Trump reduced tax subsidies for wind and solar energy.The letter was signed by representatives of the California branch of the American Clean Power Association, the California Wind Energy Association, the […]
Have you ever dreamed of hiking under clear blue skies or kayaking in warm sunshine without worrying about sudden rain? You’re not alone. Outdoor enthusiasts across America are searching for places where adventure meets perfect weather. At Climate Challenge, we explore the best U.S. cities for outdoor adventures—destinations where you can enjoy nature all year long. Why Weather Matters for […]
The historic Grand Canyon Lodge landmark located on the North was destroyed caused by a severe wildfire on Jul 15.Due to severe winds and dry conditions, the July 4 lightning strike quickly increased burning not only the lodge but also 50 to 80 other buildings, including visitor places, staff housing, and a wastewater treatment plant. A Beloved Landmark Lost to […]
If you’ve ever tried digging in clay soil, you know how tough it can be. It’s heavy, sticky when wet, and hard as rock when dry — making it difficult for roots to grow and for air and water to move freely. But don’t worry! You can improve clay soil for a garden with just a few smart changes. By […]